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You’d just be moving the complexity around if you did that. If you’re residing and working in Europe then having your company in the US will cause all kinds of
by coffeebeqn 2y ago
You’d just be moving the complexity around if you did that. If you’re residing and working in Europe then having your company in the US will cause all kinds of tax and logistical issues that you’re probably not qualified to deal with. Probably much less so than dealing with the local paperwork. Everything your company does will now be scrutinized and has to fit through two separate tax and legal systems. Nothing simple about it
- epolanski 2y agoI have multiple friends that incorporated their companies in US from Europe. It isn't a particularly worse arrangement with founders, and, again corporate law in Europe is really behind, making things like attracting talent for equity much more difficult.